URI Stories of Impact

By words and actions, people all over the world give voice to URI. Read an example.

A large number of people from Christian, Muslim, Sikh, and Hindu communities participated in an Interfaith Peace evening.

The Rev. Fr. Chito Suganob, who was taken as a hostage last year by the Maute-ISIS terror group in Mindanao, speaks out.

The Rev. Fr. Chito Suganob, who was taken hostage for 117 days last year by a terror group, presents his testimony about the experience.

In URI's Southern African Region, a very hard working ‘Linda Tucker Foundation CC’ works tirelessly to protect the extremely rare White Lions.

The members of Voices for a World Free of Nuclear Weapons Cooperation Circle voice their fears about the United States backing out of the Iran Deal.

LeQuotidien is a well-respected magazine from the Democratic Republic of the Congo that carries forward the work of All Congo InterFaith Platform (a URI Cooperation Circle).

The International Day of Peace is coming up in just three months!

The voice of the drum is heard as the heartbeat of URI. From URI’s first planning meetings to the current work of Cooperation Circles, the voice of the drum has been revered as a way to heal, to teach to call forth, and to make peace.

URI Pakistan groups joined to bring together 26 people who were Muslim and Christian; male and female; adults and children. The participants talked to each other and shared their views about tolerance, peace, interfaith harmony, and equal rights for women.